Wilda

Heal, connect, and transform in nature.

United Kingdom Ashburton paid

Wilda offers a distinctive approach to well-being, weaving together somatic therapy, breathwork, and sacred ceremony to foster deep collective healing and personal transformation. This isn't just a retreat; it's a dedicated space crafted with safety and kindness at its core, designed to help individuals connect with their unified consciousness and cultivate authentic relationships. set in the tranquil South Devon countryside, the venue itself enhances the restorative atmosphere, with accommodations thoughtfully placed amidst meadows and orchards. Guests can also enjoy the warmth of a wood-fired sauna and the invigorating chill of a stream-fed plunge pool, enriching the holistic experience. Wilda focuses on creating an environment where everyone feels supported to explore their inner landscape and open up to profound growth.

Highlights

Integrates somatic therapy, breathwork, and sacred ceremony
Focuses on fostering safety and kindness for deep healing
Features a wood-fired sauna and stream-fed plunge pool
Set within beautiful meadows and orchards on Pip Farm

Good for

somatic healingbreathwork practitionersceremony participantsnature loversthose seeking deep transformation

Setting

Wilda is situated on Pip Farm in the serene South Devon countryside, offering a peaceful and restorative atmosphere. The accommodations are set among beautiful meadows and orchards, providing a natural and calming environment that encourages introspection and connection with nature.

The practice

Wilda's approach blends somatic therapy, breathwork, and sacred ceremony. Somatic therapy helps release trauma stored in the body, while breathwork uses conscious breathing techniques for emotional release and altered states. Sacred ceremony provides a structured, intentional space for spiritual connection and healing. Expect practices designed to foster safety and kindness, encouraging participants to open up to their inner landscape and unified consciousness.

A typical day

The daily rhythm at Wilda is centered around the practices of somatic therapy, breathwork, and sacred ceremony. Specific schedules vary by retreat, but generally include structured sessions, time for reflection, and opportunities to enjoy the natural surroundings and amenities like the sauna and plunge pool. Full details are provided upon registration.

Accommodation

Guests stay in beautiful accommodations located amidst meadows and orchards, designed to complement the tranquil natural surroundings of the South Devon countryside.

What to bring

Given the South Devon countryside setting, consider packing layers for varying weather. Comfortable clothing suitable for movement and relaxation during somatic and breathwork sessions is recommended, along with swimwear for the sauna and plunge pool.

Address Pip Farm

How to get there

Wilda is held at Pip Farm in Ashburton, Devon. Specific directions to the venue are provided upon registration confirmation.

How to book

Details on how to book a retreat are provided upon registration confirmation.

Pricing

Pricing for retreats at Wilda starts from USD 365.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of dietary options are available?

Wilda offers a range of dietary options including vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free meals to accommodate various needs. Full details are provided upon registration confirmation.

What amenities are available at the retreat location?

The retreat venue features beautiful accommodation set among meadows and orchards, along with a wood-fired sauna and a refreshing stream-fed plunge pool for guests to enjoy.

Is Wilda suitable for someone new to somatic therapy or breathwork?

Wilda is dedicated to creating spaces of safety and kindness for all people, suggesting that it is welcoming to those new to these practices. The focus is on helping individuals open up to their own consciousness and ease of being.

How do I get to Pip Farm in Ashburton?

Full details regarding directions to Pip Farm in Ashburton will be provided upon confirmation of your registration for a retreat.